[Always Right]

Don't ask me. I am still trying to figure how all the glaciers that covered Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Illinios and Wisconsin 20,000 years ago went. Seems there must have been a lot of global warming going on, but no sign of man.

[Tenacious 1]

"Don't ask me. I am still trying to figure how all the glaciers that covered Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Illinios and Wisconsin 20,000 years ago went. Seems there must have been a lot of global warming going on, but no sign of man."

They are all in a series of large holes in liquid form. Today we call them the great lakes. Of course some must have spilled into the ocean right over Niagra Falls.

Cute huh? :o)

[Phantom Lord]

And if you look at the temp charts for the past 150 years, the vast majority of warming happened prior to 1940. Post 1940 has seen a massive increase in the use of fossil fuels and other "evil" human activity that contributes to global warming. Seems the bulk of warming should be happening post 1940, not prior.